We will join with other congregations to walk the route! The parade is scheduled to begin at 2:00 pm and it takes about three hours for everyone to depart the staging area. Past precedent says we will likely not begin marching until 3:30 pm at the earliest. The route takes about an hour to walk. More details to come.

If you'd like to walk with WHC, please register below.

A Wider Bridge World Pride Reception in Washington, DC opens World Pride weekend, Jewish style!

It's OK to be queer. OK to be Jewish. OK to be both!

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Celebrate Lag Ba'Omer with us for a Shabbat evening full of joy, community, and fun!

We'll kick things off with awesome kids' activities–play-archery, kite flying, giant inflatable balls, and more–starting at 5:45 PM.

Then we'll gather around the bonfire for s'mores and a special outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat service at 6:30 PM, featuring Torah teachings from our incredible tenth grade class.

At 7:30 PM, we'll enjoy a cookout-style Shabbat dinner with kosher and veggie dogs and all the fixings (you bring the dairy-free, meat-free sides and desserts).

Come for the fun, stay for the spirit–and let's welcome Shabbat together under the sky!

Let the games begin! Bring games or use one of ours as we play all sorts of card games, board games, and party games. Pizza and drinks will be provided so come hungry for games and hungry for food.

Unleash your inner artist and dive into a world of color at a pot painting event! Whether you're a master painter or someone who hasn't touched a brush since finger-painting days, this is your chance to get creative, relax, and make something totally unique. Plus, you'll leave with a one-of-a-kind creation that's perfect for brightening up your space or gifting to someone special. Don't miss out on the paint-splattered fun – your perfect pot is waiting!

Please join us to belatedly celebrate the Jewish holiday of Purim at Abrahamic House! Purim is a joyous Jewish holiday that commemorates the events recorded in the Book of Esther, where Queen Esther helps save the Jewish people from a plot by the wicked Haman (boooooo). On Purim, Jewish people around the world celebrate by retelling the Purim story, giving gifts, feasting, dressing up in costume, and eating hamantaschen, a triangular cookie filled with sweet fillings like jam, chocolate, or poppy seeds.

We are excited to celebrate with you with a hamantaschen bake of our own! We will provide the dough and fillings as well as wine to sip on.

To ensure space for baking and creating, this event will be capped at 25. Please sign up ASAP!

Location and confirmation will be provided via email closer to the event date.

Make hamantashen with us for our Purim celebration on March 13! We'll provide the dough and the (peanut and tree-nut free) fillings. We'll roll, cut, shape, and bake our hamantashen together - and you can even take some home! This is a great way to meet Micah friends of all ages. Join us Sunday, March 9. Kids under 12 must be accompanied by their adults.

This event is limited to 50 attendees. Please register in advance to participate. Contact info@templemicah.org with questions.

Registration will close at midnight on Monday, March 3, 2025.

Join us for a 29+ Shabbat Oneg at the Shafner/Winkelman home this Friday night from 8:30 - 11:00 PM. Take advantage of early Shabbat, meet new friends, and reconnect with old friends too! Can't wait to see everyone there for good desserts, drinks and a great time! Register to receive the address.

February is Black History Month, so join the EDCJCC's Jews of Color Affinity Group and Washington Hebrew Congregation's Jews of Color for a night of schmoozing, learning, and fun as we honor our past and look to the future. This event is for folks 21+.

Questions? Email Josh at joshuamaxey14@gmail.com or Imani at im.sims14@gmail.com for further details.

Please note this program is specifically curated for community members who identify as Jews of Color and for their families. If you do not identify as being part of this community, we invite you to check out a variety of other programming offered at the EDCJCC instead.

This event is in partnership with Washington Hebrew Congregation.